@JohnCleese The endless fake praise is only part of what Trump loves about this. It's also about making these so called "titans of industry" grovel and beg for his approval. With Trump in the end it's always about humiliating others so he can feel a little better about himself.
RJK Jr is not wrong here. Unfortunately the dramatic changes in rates will be the staggering increase of cases in infectious diseases you anti-vaxing motherfucker.
#RFK#vaccineswork
No sugarcoating. No spin. Just the brutal truth about Trump and the army of bootlickers who worship him. Comedian/activist, Cliff Cash says what everyone’s thinking - every fucking word hits.
The time Lawrence Welk mistook a song that is about getting way too stoned, for a "modern spiritual" simply because the words "Sweet Jesus " appear in it. #stonermusic#lawrencewelk One Toke Over The Line - Lawrence Welk - WTF! (1971) https://t.co/Qqji8tcCJw via @YouTube
🚨Unearthed footage shows Trump bragging about hiring a teenage girl because she was “so pretty.” When a woman asks how to become a flight attendant on his jet, he tells her, “You can work on my plane anytime,” then says having her onboard would be a “death wish” for him—comparing his lack of self-control to an alcoholic around Scotch.
Audience member: How many jets do you have and how would I apply to be a flight attendant?
Trump: I think she's hired. You're hired.
Now, I had a case, it was very interesting. A beautiful girl who was 17 or 18 applied to be a waitress. So beautiful. She's like a world-class beauty...my people came said, “But Mr. Trump, she has no experience.”
So I interviewed her anyway. Because she was so pretty. And I said, “Let me ask you, do you have any experience?” She goes, “No, sir.” I said, “When can you start?"
You know, you can work on my plane any time.
See, now if she worked on my plane, that's like a death wish for me, right? That's like an alcoholic. I have many friends. They're wonderful people. They're alcoholics. You put Scotch in front of them. It's like this would be my form of alcoholism.
“I remember this gig well. We played a mix of old and brand-new material. I would normally be very nervous about playing some of this stuff for the first time, however my mind was very preoccupied with the running of our very first WOMAD festival... It was a landmark and edgy gig for me both personally and musically and brings back lots of memories.” - pg
Live at WOMAD 1982 - https://t.co/jVI8eKut38